Echo Interpreting

15/12/2022

Always a pleasure with Variety - the Children's Charity Victoria thank you Real Dinosaurs it was lots of fun!

02/05/2022

Pop your way into Bakers Delight and support BCNA by purchasing some Pink Fun Buns. The gorgeous Megan is one of the faces of BCNA sharing her important message that Cancer does not discriminate.

"I was diagnosed with HR+HER2- breast cancer in July 2018 at the age of 40. I underwent chemotherapy and radiotherapy, had a bilateral mastectomy and bilater...

28/04/2022

Echo Interpreting would like to say a massive thank you to Marc Ethan for his 12 years of dedicated interpreting services and friendship to Echo Interpreting. Marc joined the Echo team in 2006, when we were just starting out and has been an invaluable employee, friend, colleague and member of the interpreting and Deaf community during that time. Over the years I have seen Marc become one of the most sought after preferred interpreters and his skills have grown from strength to strength. I am incredibly grateful to you Marc for all your friendship, support, flexibility, and fabulous work over the years. We have had many ups and downs and you were always there to support me both individually, and Echo as an organisation. We are very happy that Marc will be continuing with Echo in a casual interpreting capacity but will no longer be Echos full time staff interpreter. As the requirements for individual assignments have changed over the years, and there is a wider variant of jobs available we support Marc greatly in his decision to broaden his availability and work within a variety of new settings. We want to publicly thank Marc for all that he has done for Echo over the years and we look forward to continuing our working relationship for many years to come. Thanks Marc, you are truly valued!

07/04/2022

It's always such a pleasure to interpret for Dylan Alcott a true advocate for diversity and inclusion and a super great, all round, funny guy. Thank you Salesforce for including Auslan Interpreters on your world tour 2022.

28/03/2022

CODA won all three nominations.
Best Actor in a supporting role, Troy Kotsur.
Best Adapted Screen Play, Sian Heder, and Best Picture.
Congratulations to all involved in making CODA the success it is.

CODA has won the Oscar for Best Picture! It is the first film distributed by a streaming service to win best picture. It became the first film since 1932 to win best picture without nominations for directing and editing.

27/02/2022

Don't miss out on tickets for the Auslan Interpreted event of The Chronic Cabaret this Friday night March 4th.

✨Putting a spotlight on disabled artists in cabaret✨

Showcasing a full cast of disabled and chronically ill performers all telling their stories through burlesque, circus, drag, song and more. From diagnosis to accepting help from mobility aids to navigating a world that wasn’t built for us, each one of these artists has a unique story to tell.

Featuring Interstate Disabili-babe, current title holder of Burlesque Muse Canberra, National Runner Up and The Apprentease Winner A.C.T. 2021 Siân Brigid! (March 6, 8, 10)

Plus a rotating cast of local chronic cuties including:
Kitty Obsidian
Sugar St Claire
Freida Commitment
Sonia Marcon
Megs Akimbo
Rosie Bones
Cherry Charleston Burlesque
Ambrosious Lee

And hosted by local chronically iconic, reigning Phsychobilly Queen, Rosie Roulette!

Please note this show will be partially captioned.
Sensory Friendly Performances - March 2nd, 6th and 8th.
Auslan Interpreted Performance - March 4th by Echo Interpreting - https://echointerpreting.com.au/

Tickets: https://melbournefringe.com.au/event/fringe-rebound-the-chronic-cabaret/

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09/02/2022

With the Covid restrictions easing in most states and territories, the time of year has come where there is an influx of interpreting assignments.

Tafe/University/School is back, and many of their classes need access for our Auslan users.

If you know of anyone that isn't registered with Echo Interpreting, please let them know we want them.

Ask them to contact the Echo Interpreting office, and we will sign them up.

They can reach us at [email protected] or 03 9761 2208

Thank you everyone and we look forward to working with all of you in the near future.

Picture is a light green foggy background with a photograph of Danielle Don in the middle, wearing a black top, placing a captain's hat on her head.

Title above in white text with a black background reads, "Want to work with us?"

Text on the bottom, below the photograph, is in a white box and has green text, which reads, "Auslan and Deaf Interpreters needed.

Underneath is black text which reads, "Echo Interpreting are recruiting for On-site and Online interpreters for various community and educational assignments.

The final text is in green and reads, "For further information and to register [email protected]".